The phrase "a good and substantial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both positive in quality and significant in amount or importance.
Example: "The report provided a good and substantial overview of the project's progress and challenges."
Alternatives: "a solid and meaningful" or "a valuable and considerable".
I think it is a good and substantial move forward.
Mike Pretl, a former chairman of a state board that reviews challenges to permit decisions, said the state police superintendent has the power to "loosen the standard" for what constitutes a "good and substantial reason" to carry a gun.
But Maryland also requires applicants to show they have a "good and substantial reason" to carry a gun — and the law leaves a fair amount of discretion to state police to decide what that means.
It's a good and substantial interview, in which Gazzara explains that Cassavetes essentially rescued him from the TV series "Run for Your Life" ("I was doing episode after episode, one more predictable than the other. Routine, boredom, factory work, for three years")—adding, about the film "Husbands," "It saved my life".
U.S. District Judge Benson Everett Legg focused on one portion of Maryland law that requires residents to show they have a "good and substantial reason" to carry a gun, such as a "precaution against apprehended danger". Legg found that the requirement, kicking in alongside background checks, was too broad and said it violates the Second Amendment.
The biggest barrier to getting a concealed carry license in Maryland, though, is that even an applicant as clean as Mr. Rogers must still demonstrate a "good and substantial reason" for needing to carry a concealed weapon.
"This is a very good and substantial first step," she said.
Summer has a good voice and substantial songwriting talent, but her great gift is acting: she projected a hedonistic sexual image so effectively she became the poster child for 70's excess".
Hogan has said, including in one GOP primary debate, that a desire for "self defense" should be enough to meet the "good and substantial" requirement.
Republican lawmakers have four bills pending in the House of Delegates to repeal the "good and substantial reason" requirement.
Despite their lightness, they sound good – and substantial.
